On the one hand Shauna can act and the basic premise is good. However on the other hand Oded is ludicrously bad, the scripting is dire and the attempts to flesh out characters are non existent. Also I can't figure out why a super secret military base appears to be in a school and the high tech lab is a kids chemistry set balanced on a handrail. Very weak all round.

Think of Am Dram at the village hall and you are not even close.

Seriously considering "binning" by Netflix account as ( in particular ) the middle and Far East percentage of its library content is deplorable. Now you have this tripe that was " nominated for a BAFTA" ? Your having a laugh ?

I am starting to get concerned by the quality of output from Netflix. I find myself starting to watch a film, and often switching off ten minutes in. I did, however stick with White Chamber, as I thought the premise was decent, and it featured some good actors, including Sharon Maughan and Nicholas Farrell, but I wish I hadn't.

The truth is, this is a bad film, it cannot be dressed up any other way, after an interesting start, it goes downhill very quickly, the whole thing feels cheap and amateur. It's like a film an independent company would have produced in the early 2000's, not something millions of paying a subscription fee for.

Sharon Maughan and Nicholas Farrell do provide a bit of quality in terms of acting, but both are up against it in terms of script. It had potential, but ultimately it's a bad film. 3/10